Guest Blog Wednesday with Kevin Davis from NRT

My Spiritual Journey and Christian Music

by Kevin Davis 

I am a long time fan of Christian music, an avid music collector and I credit the biblical message of Christian music for leading to my own personal salvation in Christ. As a result, I am passionate about bringing out the biblical messages in today’s Christian music. I have had the amazing opportunity to feature almost 300 songs from speaking with artists in today’s Christian music market who exemplify what Christian music is supposed to be about…Jesus Christ. It’s my prayer that my devotionals will encourage readers and be an influence to people’s individual walks with Christ – or maybe to even lead people to Christ if they haven’t yet made the decision.

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Happy Holidays!

There is no one good… not even one

..FYI, this isn’t a photo post. More of just a personal insight into my own life.

There is no one good… not even one
This phrase really hit me the other day and I just felt the need to write about it. If you’ve ever read the bible you may have come across this phrase before… maybe even glossed over it.. I did, as a matter of fact, I glossed over it again and again.. that is till last week when I was confronted with the truth of it.

Merry Christmas

May your joy’s be great and your sorrows little ….. Merry Christmas Everyone

Dog vs Seagate Hard drive

So my little fluppy doggie-woggie ate my Seagate (600 GB) hard drive yesterday..yes the one with all my concert photo’s on. …

Are you a Lovewell?

So who is this little guy floating around my site?  His name is Mr. Lovewell.

And who is Mr. Lovewell? He’s an idea. He’s a movement. He’s the hope that the little things can add up to a big change He’s what the Bible has already called us to do…love one another.

Mr. Lovewell is a fictional character we created who reminds us that we simply need to love others well. He is like a combination of Buddy the Elf and Forest Gump — Bart Millard, MercyMe

Ask Not For Who The Bell Tolls; The Passing of a Photography Legend

Yesterday was a sad day for those of us who shoot music concerts.

If you haven’t heard by now Jim Marshall passed away at the age of 74.
Jim Marshall, was a photographer whose images of Jimi Hendrix, the Rolling Stones, Johnny Cash and others in the 1960s and 1970s helped define rock ‘n’ roll photography.

Why Christian Music

I’ve been to alot of show over the years..  My very first show was Rush Moving Pictures tour way back in 1985.. man that band rocked! and from that show on I was hooked.

Greateful Dead, Ozzy, Nugent, Van Halen, Jeff Beck, Eric Johnson, Crosby Stills & Nash and on and on..From Rock to Jazz.. To this day I haven’t given up my Cd collection, I still love rockin out to Rush, but …

3 songs and out

Hey what’s a better title to start things off then this.. ..If you’ve covered shows you know what I’m talking about.. if not, here’s the skinny..when your covering a show usually you can only shoot from the photo pit for three songs and then your out.

I’m starting with my archived shows & trying to date them in order. I also thought I’d share my work and some of my failures and successes from in the Pit. Truth is I have nothing to prove. I love photography, but I do have a daytime job so my income isn’t dependent on my work. This is nice from the perspective that I have a lot more freedom to post what I want and share whats on my heart without any concerns. Not that I would worry about it anyway..

I hope you like my work and find a pearl of wisdom here and there.

grace & peace